were talking about supporting president trump s, that i realized he was talking to my friends and my neighbors, the ones he didn t go to college. my cousin bobby, who is in the auto glass industry. he was talking to people that i grew up with, and to those people love him. they feel that there has not been a voice of advocacy from the oval office in the last 30-35 years. and if they like him. so if he says something that maybe needs to be fact-checked, they actually don t care. they are more focused on the policies. the nuances of his personality, so i tried to put that in the book. i did a lot of research on the presidents data data and the president when he was a younger man. people who lived in the trump apartments. they would talk about the 25-year-old trump in the djt car with his license plate. going over to you collect coins of the laundry facility. collecting coins out of the vending machine.
for the laughs. you know, that has been his perfect son persona and style. i asked you what do you call somebody that likes to lie, and you say a scoundrel. another thing you can call somebody that likes to lie is a liar. is he a liar? we both know that he is telling lie. if you want me to say he s a liar, i many a happy to say he s a liar, but i am telling you that those people that i wrote about in the book and the research that i did on it, they caraw care way less about that, john. all of the other nonsense he does is less important to them. i just don t like, and i think you and i agree, and i don t like when people say oh, because somebody didn t go to
neil: it was a tough environment. 78 was worse. neil: it was a bad environment. but there was something different. we were able to use equity incentives for our employees. you continue do that anymore. now options have to be expensed, which is stupid. it s dumb. we never neil: to get people involved, you couldn t do? let me tell you what. one of the great sides we have 3,000 kids in this company today, started in the parking lot, pushing carts. ready? they re multimillionaires. they re capitalists. these kids started with nothing. didn t go to college. worked like hell. gave the customers neil: young people in a recent poll, a majority said they related to socialism than capitolism. wait till they get out of college and see how much the tax bite is. trust me. they ll get to my side of the equation quick. neil: one thing to put to rest our prove.
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the five i didn t go to college until i was 30. greg: you would have been a great roommate in college if you are 30. kennedy: i tried to pledge a sorority when i was seven months pregnant as a joke. juan: what happened? kennedy: they accepted me. greg: a bizarre initiation ceremony. i have night terrors. that makes roommates fun. if you are stuck we have done this question. we will do it again. if you are stuck on an elevator, who would you want to be stuck with? juan. juan: i guess my wife. she is my best friend. she could sit on me. i would freak out. greg: you are claustrophobic, much like myself. dana: jasper. greg: i should ve made it specific inside person. but you will still say jasper.